"All games" type of lists aren't necessarily very useful, considering the amount of shovelware that exists. ProtonDB's Dashboard visualizes the data they have. You can change the category to, for example, "Top 10" or "Top 1000" games measured by peak concurrent players. Out of the Top 10 games, 60% gets a silver or better rating, while out of the Top 1000, 89% gets silver or better.
post
replies:
all windows games?
Or all ostensibly windows-only Steam games?
replies:
permalink
fedilink
source
parent
hideshow 1 child comment
They are basing it on this article in which they monitor ProtonDB.
replies:
permalink
fedilink
source
parent
So probably just steam games then.
I’m curious if they count
- multi-platform games which would show as “native” on protondb
- native games that only actually work by using the windows version with Proton
- the small number of games that only work on Linux but not windows
- non-steam games added to the steam launcher
Far more than 90% of the Steam games I own run on Linux.
all 12 comments